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Interact.. Get information.. Ask questions!  Just by joining a webinar.  Take a look at the programme.

Any problems registering?  Just email careers-events@brunel.ac.uk for help.

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about work placement or career issues?  Get in touch:

  • Visit us in the Bannerman Centre (Library building)</>
  • Email careers@brunel.ac.uk or contact the Placement and Internship Adviser for your course
  • Call the Placement Team on 01895 266841, or Careers on 01895 266840
  • Our website is open 24/7
  • Some of the team can offer help by Skype
  • We help all current Brunel students, and graduates (the earlier you contact us the better we are able to help you – up to two years only after graduation)

Developing your personal online brand

How does your personal online brand measure up?  Will it pass the scrutiny of a potential employer?  What does your brand say about you?

Take a look at the links on our webpage on this subject at:

http://www.brunel.ac.uk/services/pcc/students/finding-a-job/developing-your-personal-profile

These links may help you to increase your employability by using social media effectively, showcasing yourself positively to potential employers.

Hour to spare?

Quick tip from TARGETjobs if you’re researching employers for applications or interviews:

‘Google the name of an employer you want to apply to, combined with words such as ‘strategy’, ‘business plan’ and ‘annual report’. Note any useful insights you gain.’

Using LinkedIn to the max

Would you like to really hone your LinkedIn skills and profile to help in your job search?

If so, take a look at a book we have in the PCC called How to REALLY use LinkedIn by Jan Vermeiren.  This book explores how to get the most out of LinkedIn and use it most effectively.

The book covers both the basic and the more advanced aspects of LinkedIn with answers to all kinds of questions which may crop us as you explore using LInkedIn.

Come into PCC and have a look at it when you’ve got a few minutes to spare.

The Social Scholar – social media seminar series

The School of Advanced Study’s lunchtime seminar series engages in the crucial issues of using social media in the research environment. The Social Scholar is held in Senate House (University of London) but also has an online presence. A live twitter conversation will occur during the seminar and afterwards events will be stored online through the Blog in the form of videos, audio, and other resources.  Future speakers will include Mark Carrigan (editor of the LSE Impact and The Sociological Imagination blogs) and Anne Alexander (CRASSH, University of Cambridge).
Venue: Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU

All Social Scholar seminars are free to attend and open to all. Tea and coffee will be provided.  To find out more please contact the seminar convener Dr Matt Phillpott at matt.phillpott@sas.ac.uk.  To follow on Twitter look up the hashtag #socialscholar

Find out about the realities of teaching abroad

tefl_teacherportTake a look at the Best Teaching Abroad Blogs of 2012. These blogs should provide an insight into the life of an international teacher at various global locations.

TeacherPort reviewed over 100 blogs written by international educators around the world, to find the winners of the Best Teaching Abroad Blogs of 2012.